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pprzEs AT SETON HALL COLLEGE.

The annual commencement Of Teton Han 'onos'
was held nj South Orange, n. j., yesterda! .
Bishop Wiggcr presided The first orator VI
the day Joseph Francis Farmer OF Jersey ny
whose subject was The Right to own Properly
Tue Elective College Course " the sulJec, VI a
discourse by Paul Edward Lamarche. The vale cDlian
was Bernard J. Hynes The Career of Leo XII Wa1
treated by Daniel s. ClOney Bishop Wigger disrlpu.o
the medals follows: Gold medal. Hamilton AheIn
prize conduct John 4. Doocy; Prston prize eth.
Joseph r. Farmer; Mol;eck prize, philosophy Dawn ~
Fitzgerald logic prize, George L. Fitzpatrick; prrv
prize Christian doctrine George L. Fitzpatrick; BaIrl
pre-, science Michael r. Riley; Bagley prize 'reeeN
Michael Riley Brlner prize, history, John n Dooty;
Farr,ly prize English essay, Joseph Farmer; silver
medals G. H. Fitzpatrick. J. ". Loughran ana j.
Marshall Vaunenan. The degrees were conferred as
follows Bachelor OF Arts. Joseph T. Farmer David n
Fitzgerald. Bernard j. Iynes, Paul f. Lanarcie w i.
Mclaughlin william J. O'Gornan Cornelius T. Philon
and Eugene j. Quinn. Masters OF Arts. Louis L. Adams,
Daniel - Clancy ". Il. Donovan Felix j and vincent
Mo Donald
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PROGRESS OF THE COERCION BILL.

CLOSURE on FRIDAY-PARNELlIIE ~ LEAVE i"'
HOUSE IN BODY.
1o>,nox lima 1b-In the debate on the Crimes
hill today Mr.. Finlay Liberal Unionist moved an
amendment that any association or associations pro-
claimed ne specifically named in the proclamation.
The Government accepted the amendment
MIR. Heay moved to omit the words or associa-
+,ousp so that each proclamation should deal with
only one association.
MIR. Heaiy', motion was rejected by a vote OF l9c to
145
LONDON, June 15.-Mr. Gladstone will CLOSE the
debate on the Crimes bill Friday with criticism
on coerc on and the general policy OF the Government
in Ireland. Mr. Smith proposes to stop the debate
and TO declare the bill through the committee stage az
10 D. NJ on Friday 1t Is expected that the members
OF the Opposition will thereupon' without 'o'ins'
leave the House in body.
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GENERAL soHEyCK'S GOOD EYESIGHE.


General Scbenck ia almost an octOgenarian. yet HIS
retention OF faculties and is remarkable. How
many at seventy eightmen Of active professional
and Official career who have performed prOd ges in
the amount and continuity OF detail law-oice ami Con.
gressonal Committee work-can truthfully say.
"Ive never used eglasses In life !" Notwitli-
for decade he usually reads himself o sleep"
ming the solid agate print of the NewYork daics
with his naked eyes" Indeed the fine black print of
the modern daily paper taxes the strength OF the OF
the best OF In youth, but General ScheDck nearly
eighty has such youthful vgor OF sight that he
spectacles. Ills hearing Is almost perfect
his sight, being impaired only To limited degree.
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The Queens Jubilee
~ NEu- Xnptx

Tho General Comm beg TO that tho Feth
OF the 10 the Throne OF Her Majesty
Once Victoria will be celebrated as follows Gu sunday
June 10 at D. by reg ous service In trinity Church
dover Broadway; and ON tuesday June ~ IA Tue morn
Inc from 10 10 10 By Meeugat the Metropolitan
Opera House Broadway and 40thst In the afternoon at
Es.Tina staten sand and games ant In the even
in at saint Staten Isan from $50 70 $50 Dy
r.a and dancing greensward TO the music
- the Seventh Reg ment Band ani from $50 70 10 by
great exhibition fireworks by James Pain son. Lon
Am minimizing whole Bay OF New York seats 10 the
lumber Of 1900 been provided for the 10 and hre
without charge Beyond that number the admission
30 cents at gates Tor all else charge whatever
made -. ...,,-.. 81, r.,
Land Wales ireland scotland he Colonies and others
axe the celebration VINO desire 70
narcpate are invited TO the sunday service and VIII 10
inrnshed with cars OF admission FOR Tuesday entera
m the Opera aud Erastna appcat on 70 the
Sarre,ary Sir JACKSON WALLACE o. Box I3I, New.
Tickets Fee aud Fire works VIII be Tor sale az
Ponds Music store No 20 Union square West on ana after
Friday.
W. II. Hankinssns Carpet Cleaning Works.
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4 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS TO ROCHESTER,

KDcuE.rER, June Is tSpeciaI-Ihe commencement
exercises OF the university closed to-day with tue nd
dresses OF the graduates, the awarding OF prizes ana
degrees and the alumni dinner, the latter being hell III
Anderson Hall. The graduates who delivered oratohS
were william r. Keller, r. f. Marble, ) NJ Hook, John
prouL Cortland n Meyers A. y. Cooley. W. 7. Shceo
Marin Davis q. G. DOW, l.. \. Race. The ADVANCED
degrees conferred were =. ,,u,.
Master of Arts Frederick 4. Lent, Herbert f. NILS
George NJ Northrup Jr., Prank ". Fooic, Thomas =
Doctor of Phiosophy--John f. Forbes, David H. Rob
insOn. go -, q co,oi,,o, tho
Doctor OF Divinity-The Rev jacob y ousnHii' '"o
pav Sorman Fox The Rev. Rohbert Bruce HUI.
Doct Or of Laws-Francis A. MacOmber. ,,
The announcement made ht thc alumni uliio.
maj OO had been given the college IN bchcsts NJ
this Don A. Watson, Of this city, gives
so 600 TO establish IA chair OF political science
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PROTECTED BY POLICE IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, June 15 (SpecaaD.-A disturbance ON inc
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio iron ore docks was
only prevented to-day by prompt action on the part OF
the police The c0lored men were brought In from Man
tua where they sleep. and the strikers ana tho women
ready for rush upon 'nern' ou' 'uo 'i .,'s
coats h.ld them back General Manager shaler and the
oca deemed wise tn forbid the negroes
going 10 work and they taken back To Mantua dh
The Inc strikers formed line our abreast ana
through some OF the streets They went 10 tn1
Valley Railroad dock ana induced the men there 70 lU,n
,bau, Tne column marched To the Cleveland hoihng
Mil panys dock and their number was sweiied py
the men employed there.
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SELLING A MAzARrN BIBLE FOR sls,25o

LONDON. June 15.-At the sale Of Lord Crawford's
library today Mszarin, otherwise Gutenberg, Bible,
the earliest book printed with movable metal types.
the original oak boards. put up at So $50 and
BOLD for Sl3,25O Tyndales Penateuch in black letter
brought $l275, and ryndsles New Testament In black
letter. 100 Niles COverdaes Bible. In English block
letter. with woodcus. folio the first English Bible
printed brought ", 100.
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DUNLAP-FISHER-On Wednesday, June Is, at Sayre.
vlle ". J., by the Rev. Thomas Hanon .. d., Cornell
Dunlap 10 Louea laughter OF Mr.. Peter Fisher.
HoLMEs-srANroN-At Bridgeport. Com at the resi-.
dence OF the brides mother Tues lay Tune H. by thu
Rev. John Mcclellan Holmes. d. d., IL. 81 daughter
OF the late Richard f. stanton. OF Bridgeport TO samuel
Van Vranken Holmes Of Albany.
MILLARD-WOLCOTr-In Grace Church. Utica. n Y. BY
the rector Rev Charles T. Omstead Wednesday
ing June 1857 Alice DEMO- lng ter OF the late Samuel
vile, y. Y
ROCNDS-FATRBANKS-Tn Pawtucket, r. T., on the 1911
inst, by Charles W. Tomlinsou ID. H., Mr. James
Franklin ouuds u Miss Abbie Fairbanks all OF that city
SCHAEFFER-WOOD-On Tuesday, June H. "St.
Mays By the Point Pleasant. y. j. by the Rev.
W. ". Webb Emily, daughter OF Walter r. Wood, OF New
York. TO Lehman DDrr Schaeffer. OF Philade phia-
WEST -THORNE-Tn New.York Tuesday. June Ia.
the residence OF tbs brides parents by the Rev How
ard Henderson, Josephine A Thorne TO William A. West
No cards
Notices Of marriages must be indorsed to@ full nan"
and addresa
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EXERCISES AT FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL.

Il ,Nc,sryu pcpu June 5.-Reunions Of the literary
-octies OF Franklin and Marshall Colleges were held III
their respective halls this morning. At subsequent
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees number OF hdulloh
degrees were conferred largely attended hec'ins =,
endowment. The alumni dinner Itsan y. hooi -.
cnuclusiou the Rev DR. j. hpanger klcicr OF hasciS
,,rn Nd delivered An address The Claims OF the
College on the Church" lie was followed with address
hv Tnhn Cessna DR. Trail Green. OF Lafayette Ut ~
NuhIenbcrg of the University OF Pennsyivanlhi III
Robert j. Neyin. OF Rome; DR.. McCaulcy OF Diekinson
IT Ieip of Nuhlenberg Dr. rtanhope Orrs, OF Iilh'9
ton, and Dr. Philip schaK This evening Lewis H.
steiner OF Baltimore, delivered the centennial orat"
On The College and the Old College Curriculum an"
William Hense spoke on The Claims OF the Coneso
I'uou the People
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A DENIAL FROM MIR. INQUIRE.

PrrrspURG June Is (Speciab. -Disrict Master WORK
man McC;uire OF District 40 OF NewYor, who with Mr
Barry OF the General Executive Board oil the Knights OF
Labor was on the way to Cleveland to investigate the
strike Of the orehanders when asked to-day about short
age In 49's accounts said:
There IA no shortage OF funds Instead OF having an all
r,bt was reported last meeting adjourned ~
go D. ~ sunday The auditing committee was not ready 10
wsGs ts report but IL is that two ot them re-
senet present the meeting and should certainly
xhatx
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BILLY MOLONEY TURNS UP.

HE HAD BEEN UP THE OTTAWA RIVER-No IDEA oF
COMING TO NETWORK.
MONTREAL June Is Special. that Billy
1iooney had returned Lachine to night THE TRIBUNE
correspondent drove out to see him. Mr. Moioncy
stated that the story about his buying yacht was
sheer nonsense He was, he said, simply on pleas
friend He has he also remarked, no idea OF going
back to New-York at present he VIII reniain LII
/ achine until September.
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r1cropx roR .EREE suoPsn IN sIGHT

WORCESTER June Is tSpseiap. The stubborn hght
which tho boot and shoe makers OF Worcester, spen
Ger and the Brookdelds have been wagng for nearly
five months against combination OF manufacturers
who posted the free shop notices Is evidently nearing
ia and The latest move the part OF the idle work
mon Ia a petition the State Board OF Arbitration Tor
relief The Board has had interviews with several man
ufartt,rers but the latter show no disposition 70 take
.Inrrn In xlOua nOtceA
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I'll. WHITE sOuEWHAT BETTER.

T. l.. White, the well-known newspaper correspondent
who has been lying seriously III for the last ten days
he home OF his wifes mother, No. 1871 Grand-st,
somewhat stronger yesterday and the chances that he
will thought 10 be much brighter His
brother left NewY0rk for Providence last night. His
mother will remain with him several days longer TO help
his wife with the nursing Mr.. White has long been
sufferer from dyspepsia His present illness is acute
attack OF the old trouble, complicated with weakness Of
tl.l
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. LONDON June l5-rhe steamer Norman Castle, from
which the Prince Of Wales started the Jubilee fhoht
Race Yesterday, which he left at Mouse Light and
ra,urnsd tn ondon reached Hawrich at O'Clock this
morning The fog had been so thick during the night
that the vessel was obliged anchor Five hundred and
eighty of her passengers remained aboard all night and
landed at Har wch this morning and returned to London
The Genesta passed the Norham Castle in the night
The Dawn passed thrtyfve minutes later and was foE
lowed five minutes afterward by the Alne.
The weather continues hazy The wind Is nom the
southeast.
The American schooner yacht Dauntess which is tax
ing part in tae race, run into off Adeburgh this
morning by the steamer Pandora The Dauntless re-
ceived only trifng damage.
The Dauntless will continue in the race. fine wind
from the southwest prevails.
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HbHOHJhb UT HEbEL ThIoON0 hEUALLEU.
The annual meeting OF the NewYork State Association
OF Union Prsoness of War held in the Of
Aafie's Battery at Broadway and Forty ffhst There
was large attendance of veterans who in rebel
kasons oHrinS the The officers elected last night
wsn, = Decker. president; W. T. White. vce-pres-
k aassss SssSl AZ . ' sIssssl:
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YOUNG ORATORS FOR THE FOURTH.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Please caution Fourth OF July committees against
antquated orators The country ia alive with new
issues aud new thoughts why not give these IDEAS
expression on orr National birthday Fourth of July
orators should be between the ages OF fourteen aud
thirty. Young REPUBLICAN.
Aeic- York, June Is, 1887.
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Association. now annual convention hero Me
Jarrett however is said 70 have refused propositions
II is also proposed TO have him represent the analg
mated people ut Washington in the interests OF pro-
lection. The officers Of the association stated to-day
that they have asked for advance OF aud pro-
pose to stand firm.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE June 1911 A. M-Brght' oooi
weather reigned yesterday. with light sea Dreeh' anu
nearly steady barometer The temperature rahseu oe
,.n 400 and 7so the average t65ie0I being ~ higher
Than on the corresponding day last year. ana % ""o
IN and near TINS city to day there viii probably DO
warmer, fair weather.
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REVOLUTION IN SOUTH AMERICA.
suppressed WITH LOSS OF 400 LIvEs-THE GOV

HRNoR OF TUCUMAN PRISONER.
PANAMA June 15-via Calveston-A dispatch has
been received from Villa Marie, town IN the Argen-
tine Republic. to the effect that revolution which
broke out in the province of Tucuman IN that rcpuo
win loss of 400 lives. The dispatch also states that
the Governor Of the province and his Ministers have
been taken prisoners.
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ALL CAPTURED BY BUFFALO BILL.

LONDON, June 15.-The Princess OF Wales and ram
ny and a score Of members Of foreign royal families
attended private exhibition Of the Wild West Show
this morning. They all rode In the Deadwood coach
the Princess Of Wales sitting the box Colonel Cody
driving. Grand Duke Michael Of Russia and Prince
George Of Wales rode horses belonging " the com
pany and mado some good shots at break neck speed
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John JARRETT AND THE IRoNwORKERs.
PrrsBuRG June 10 (Specah. and steel worKers'
and the general public for that matter are n'ereS.eu
., ,sr, ,na, Iohn Jarrett has been asked again to
accept the position Of president OF the Amalgsmstea
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THE YALE CREW.
WORKING HAIR


WORKING HARD TO OVERCOME FAULTS.
NEwHAvEN, Juno 1.-THE Yale University crew
work hard every favorable day. They fonr
miles daily time, tho stroke varying from 80 to
81 per minute. Owing to changes In positions, tho
men not rowing together we'll as they should
be. The principal fault Of the crew IS the cooking
and clipping at the catch or clch stroke. This gives
q Ierky motion to the boat. There il much splash
Ing on both sides Of the boat. bob" Cook has WIS.,
tied the crew once this season. Percy Bolton, the
coach, Is very popular with the oarsmen. Tho
weights and positions Of tho crew are as follows:
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MISS FORD GOES THE SUBURBAN. DISTANCE r.



2073,.
ST. LOUIS. June 15.-The tenth and last day OF
was Of the best OF the meeting the weather being
splendid. the track fast and racing fTstlass Tho
Granite Mountain stake notable the Bald
win flly. Miss Ford although ligit Weighted distinction
In beating Jscobn and EgmoDt.
First racePurse 5000, for meeting
81 es lie miles Spauldng easily by two longths
Wyandotee Chief second aud Luxe Alexade third. Time
Second rlce-Adolphus Bush Stakes: 5000 for three.
yearo1s. y miles Darune and Miss Ford named 10
start but the latter scratched and Darna with Atkinson
declared tho winner. No time.
Third race-Granite Mountain Stokes, $1,000; IL miles,
Three starters; Jacobin (l0o Harris, EgmOnt ulS Muir
phy) Miss Ford 09 Vest Pools-Jaco5n barred; Mss
Ford $50 EPmont $50 In he books Jacobn sold Miss
Ford to Egnont % Egmont led at the start and 20 tho
clubhouse turn where Jacobn took the lead and showed the
way 20 the far nrn where EgmOn ahead and first
into tho h0mesretch but both Jacobn and Miss Ford passed
him Miss Ford coming ahead at the furiong pole easily
mont thIrd. Time-207J4
Fourth Race Purse $500 selling; IL miles. War Sign
after hard finish by head Pete Willis second head
III trout OF Alamo third Time. Bib.
Fifth Race-Extra races purse 400; for madens =
mile. Eight to Seven won. Time l:l8o
Pians Chlorides the Household Disinfcctant.
An odoress liquid. cheap efficient and reliable
IL Is Economical
to buy fall suppy OF Colates 1905 Launiry Soap before
going to the country. IL improves with age
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MP Caller PIERCE.

M,pRtp \. Y. June l5.-Dr. Caleb Pierce. father of
Senator James f. Pierce OF Brooklyn. died here last
evening age eightyeight years. lie was an eminent
pl.y stefan and was widely known and respected
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDTCAriONs-FoR - HouhS'
WASHINGTON June 15-For New-England. Eastern
New York, New-Jersay. Eastern pennsylvania Dcia
ware Maryland and Virginia. FAIR weather. Sisn'y
warmer winds becoming southerly.
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EXECUTED FOR KILLING HIS MOTHER.

AMiENs, June 15-The execution OF the young
matricide, Gaussen. took place TO day. He
was conducted to tho scaoh In his feet robed in
white and wearing black veil over his face.
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TILE ROOM IN DAkOTA.

The tNIcuVO htfuFu.
"a boom out in Dakoty boom In Dakoty y wen,
should saw we had exclaimed passenger from the
vos, shores ~ the Missouri "You never saw anything
,,se a. Thncs are iust whooping. New towns every
where new buildings. plenty OF new settlers, new r,
roads plenty land buyers ana specuistos-"nS "J''
beats all. Boom Is no name for IT. 49,
'The crop outlook Is good, suppose r. r.,
what's Worrying me- I'm afraid wore going to have
short crop of wheat"
a. Backward season T.
"No the seasons hummer
"Cnnch bugs r.
" Nary bug"
" Rust or smut l.
Not "a bit"
" GrasshOppers perhapsf' . ,,..,,
There aim grasshopper in tho Territory" -
" What then. Is going 10 spoil the wheat crop
Why Won see bout half the land In the Territory mas
hse stakrd ont into town lots an the farmers haven't
been able to get much plonghn' done"
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REUNION OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

The entrance examinations Oh the chhulu' 'cS ioi "
mission to the University OF the City OF New 10TH
were completed yesterday. Vice Chancellor mac
Cracker ,old TRIBUNE reported last evening. INV
,h,oo 'orar,er. nj the number OF candidates will be
admitted The other quarter failed 10 pass the exami-
nations Dr. MacCracken says that according 10
present indications the class OF III Will CONTAIN
between forty-Ive ana fifty freshmen A.. -.
The class of 'S2 held Its first reunion dinner at
Delmonoos last evening. and made merry ncf ,ss
the walnuts and the VINE" The f"uo%nB Te'e The Th
Class of ,s2 r. W. Higbie; b" The Press" john >
Arndt. of "Ibe Philadelphia Inquirer 9 pi pIr
,mnnr others nho were present were Alden Free
man Ira H. Brainerd. Harrison Grey fishe Of y ne
New. York Mirror; James BOYD, Edwin M. Duikey
and ii. +. Bell.
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Platt's Chlorides, the Household Disinfectant.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castori1.
MARRIED..

The "Vindermere" or "Tuxedo Club 4"
Rackets ado 10y SPALDGSG Bros used by tennis
players. Tennis catalogue free 24l Broadway.
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IN OTHER SUMMARIES AND COLL

n OTHER SEMINAHIEs MD CVLIE"H''
BOsroS. June 15.-The commencement exercises oi
I,sselI Seminary were to-day In the Auburndnle
Methodist Church. They included the presentation Oh
diplomas 10 fifteen young lady graduates The wIneis
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diplomas AND POEMS FOR THE PACKER "lldH
In front OF a background OF flowers cohcea'ihs mo
pulpt in the chapel Of the Packer CollesiaVo lil
tute In Brooklyn diplomas were presence "a, MIA
, q, tho Gfccn graduates Of the class Of 1887. Inc
EXERCISES were opened with prayer by Dr. Truman D.
Baekus. president Of the school Upon the pla'iT pr
we're 4 A. Low, Joshua NJ. Van COT the Low III r.
r. A. Farley, A. H. Orr, Dr. ID. H. Cocmsn' a. -
Frothin CHAM Professor f. W. Hooper ,DLT,,,,,c oh
Perkins and Others, Miss Margaret A. si'an III NV
Misses Ella Louise Mead, Edith f. Collins JESSIE J
Mary L. LOvcjoy Lucy Jenkins Mary !; 80 20 ale
Marion Ioder, and the lat named ~llc' ,nc uanI
dlciory addresses a. A. Low, president OF III, bos h
OF Trustees male a brief address and prc-che LIZ
diplomas. lie also gave 10 ch'h gf%iu iau,s pocms<
bound copy OF the illustrated edition Of Lowell foo"'
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Talk ABOUT BUSINESS And POLITICS.

William ii. Stevenson. the vice-president and
genera! manger OF the Boston. II )osao Tunnel and
Western Railroad is one OF he youngest railroad
of the country and of the most promising He
has been in New-York for two or three DAYS, guest
at,the Hoffman House He Is perhaps thirty-hve years
old well built with smooth sbaven rOuid face and
bullet-shaped head His mission TO New-York has
been to arrange for carr for bis road which are
required by the increasing travel during the summer
to take visitors to the Berkshire Hills.
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CHANGES IN THE FACULTY


ITHACA June Is (SpeciaD.-At the meeting OF the
trustees to-day H. W. sage and Judge Boariman were
reelected trustees. Associate Professor Wheeler was
promoted TO a full profcssorsiip In comparative
philology aud Professor Newbury TO the acting pro-
fesso-ship Of general and organic chemistry. ~ W.
Smith 7s fellow In mechanical engineering was made
an assistant professor In that department Instructor
Van Week was promoted 10 he assistant professor III
drawing. The following instructors were appointed
L. l.. Lapham, I'm French Duane sudlcy. Ia mhthe-
MATES; C. b. Wilson. In German Charles ii. strong. OF
Rochester, in Odo and philosophy; l.. NJ Dennis hhd
Orndorf In chemistry; T. H. Holder In polItlca econ
omy aud 4. V. Coye IN botany The last taxes the
place of Professor Dudley. who was granted year
absence for study In Europe Professor Law oi the
veterinary department granted years absence 10
enable him u undertake WORK for the GoveJnnchi 70
which he has been called The filling OF the new char In
economies aud social science postponed Tor year.
and by this action the valuable serylcet OF Professor
Henry C. Adams are doubtless lost Ia this university
The plans the library were thoroughly discussed
but the expected action not TAKEN the plans DclnR
referred Ia the committee. ...,..o
AZ the alumni meeting there was small attendance
and only routine business transacted. only abont
third OF the alumni voted for trustee and President
Jorian OF Indiana University, elected with ony
slx Dissenting potes Il. H. fireman. -, was MAZE
presfen OF the association for the ensuing year - w
jarr4s "a secretary and H. VI. liibOard treasurer.
Entrance examinations closed today Win sc'cH' NV
appIican or 20 per cent more than last year